Susispinne

At the start, I have a very strong but, for me, pleasant clove, accompanied by a hint of tobacco. I don't notice any dried fruit at first. The cocoa joins in very quickly. It is also very present to my nose.
Wow, this fragrance is developing beautifully! The vanilla harmonizes wonderfully with the honey and the spices, and benzoin and labdanum give the whole thing an oriental flair. I notice the clove for a very long time, but it becomes softer as the hours go by. For me, this is a real feel-good fragrance, homely, cozy and warm, as if I were sitting in my favorite armchair wrapped up softly with a cup of spiced tea. I love it️

To my nose, the fragrance starts very unspectacularly. Freshly sprayed on, I only smell alcohol, but juniper quickly takes over. At first, Gypsy Water is very tart, but just a few minutes later I go on a wonderful mental walk that takes me into a coniferous forest at dusk. I only notice the iris in passing, and when I return from my walk in the forest, frozen and sitting in my warm room, I light my teapot and place some incense on the grate. The evening ends with resinous, woody fragrances, and this scent develops in the same way. It quickly gains depth, and I can still smell the incense hours later, albeit very close to my skin. I can also smell a hint of sandalwood in the background. For me, Gypsy Water develops very surprisingly but also very beautifully.

Freshly applied, the fragrance is very tangy and fruity, with watermelon absolutely dominating. Only little by little do the aromas of other fruits join in, and a sweet fruit component is formed.
The exotic lotus blossom also appears after some time. Now the scent reminds me of an exotic body cream I once had and liked very much.
Amber, musk and cedar, which form the foundation of the fragrance, I do not explicitly sniff out, but they give the fruits and flowers cohesion. A wooden fruit bowl appears before my eyes, lavishly decorated with sweet fruits and a few flowers.
At the moment, when it is frosty outside, I can't quite get into the scent yet, but it will definitely sweeten the coming summer for me

According to various descriptions this fragrance is said to have an expensive "twin". I can only assume that the high-priced designer fragrance is meant, which also carries "adore" in its name. At least I have already found comparisons.
I compared the two fragrances today and have to admit that I don't find any similarity. Even the list of ingredients is a completely different one.
This scent of Sangado develops quite differently on my skin, and I find it even better than its alleged role model.

Freshly sprayed I first perceive a slightly fruity aroma, from which I smell melon and pear. Even a delicate floral breath is already perceptible. The heart note opens at the first moment the sweet-fruity smell of fully ripe plums, which vanishes however very fast and gives way to a fresh, flowery smell. The rose is not noticeable to my nose, but I can see the clear notes of jasmine and orchid, which are opulent and long lasting on the one hand, but not difficult at all. It is a rather clean scent, where I see white flowers in front of me and which is anything but humid.
What remains of the fragrance and can still be sniffed on my skin hours after application are very discreet green woody notes, embedded in a slightly creamy soapy hint that I like very much. I can't sniff the contained musk, but it is probably responsible for the good durability.
For me, this fragrance is a pleasant surprise, because it is fine and balanced, with a certain elegance. The restrained floral notes and the light, woody base make it a fragrance suitable for everyday use, which I can wear around the clock, as it never seems intrusive

I love the scent of bergamot in both tea and perfume. For me, it suits the summer, makes good sounds and refreshes. This fragrance captures everything I expected by its name. If I close my eyes, I get pictures of summer, sun and beach, but also of shady Olvienhainen and of cozy evenings with cool white wine on a terrace above the roofs of Florence.
The special kick is when the freshness of bergamot is combined in the heart note with a slight spiciness of ginger, gently underlaid with a hint of cedar. I can't smell benzoin, and the musk is holding back discreetly. I can tell that the two of them are playing along in this composition by the fact that I can still evoke the pictures of Italy hours after they have been applied; all I have to do is close my eyes and sniff.